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9<>o D r o p s CASTORIA F o r I n f a n t a a n d C h ild r e n . The Kind You Have Always Bough! A LC O H O L 3 PE R CENT. A i t a t e Preparation 6rAs I n f a n t s .'CiiiLDhiN Bears the Signature of S asastty • « R a r r a * . A csss o f remarkable sagacity I ip V Omm’m Horn lo » 4 > a Warning »* • ■ * • » • » « LUrfc«mlm* tm pair o f ravena to related la the 1’ H fl. (a |k( l'»r»<<i«m «i. MKI ■ Him Paria Workshop. T w o collie dogs w ere hunting rabbits r Thm man w h a | Th * » « p h « lt floor la covered with « snd the m veils were soaring overhead. lftoll- tnr t o n * * o f robber. Th e walla and cell- A s the dogs drove the rabbit oot Into the open near the top e f a bill It ran 1 ^ ^ could not look fo r ¡ ^ " “ " J “ l“ pd" ood' 8 tr“ nf * ln,tru' . _. i, inent» lie in each corner o f the room. straight Into a trap and was caught. I As the dogs came near the ravens came If And • l*001"».*“ ? « * w riter in L e Ilclue, la a down and by loud croaking managed , , • table with a tranamlttlnc key upon It to drive away both. They then started When truth goea and a large wooden lever, also used In to devqur the rabbit, which they quick W v a I* *nto hattle 11 al" tolnanilttlng. Marconi la oq the plat- ly dispatched! I A N >- | > K . | w ays fights In the ( Conn, bis hand grasping the lever. front rank. I “ Mow,” be says, ‘ ‘be careful. When Th e word “ bumper,” meaning a Th e yoke o f Christ w ill not At a I to the electrician 80,000 volts drinking vessel, derived Its origin from stiff neck w ill enter the room. Stand behind me the Homan Catholic religion. Th e faith that moves mountains b * * * * to™ h ? * * * * . * ° ^ I t was the custom In England In an gins on mole b ill«. col]* becau* > th® corrent w ll) Qot * . . . . . . W «lt fo r yon to touch them ; It w ill cient times to drink the health o f the A whole menagerie o f sin can hide ^ QUt QpoD y(HL„ Pope after dinner In a fu ll glass o f behind one donbt Th e signal given, a lever Is pulled wine. T h is was called “ an bon pere,” Th is w orld Is too small to show Just and a dull noise Is heard. The needle from which w e have the contraction “ bumper.” — how big a good man to. [ W M F w^oeml.« T * P",“or“ nu“a * ’*rt D oing w ill not take us to heaven, but not doing may keep us o u t O T N a r c o t ic . Lack la T h e biggest o f all cowards Is the on« who Is a fra id to do rig h t I t Is the man w ho believes some thing who does something. A preacher w ith a w arm heart w ill not long have a cold church. ' A t b fiio n th s o ld D o s e '» - J j C t N i s L o n g e v ity . “ My BUte,” said the Virginian, “ is the mother o f Presidents.” “ Yes.” asid the Ohio man. “ but the old lady haa outlived her boys half a century or more." T a n e« mt «h e T t M y B ear. When it sita up on Its haunches, In a pose for {etching flies; When it ogles you. my children, with Its wicked little eyes ; Whoa it reaches out caressingly, Its fore- pa we la the air----- That to the time of peril, dear! N« truce with the Teddy Bear I Patient— Then you think I ought to take a vacation, eh? Physician— Certainly n dt D idn't I Just tell you not to overexert yourself? Drama used In Hindoo religious pro cessions are called doles. Th ey are made o f baked earth, and sometimes a yard long, and twice as large at the center as at either end. K ettle drums are thin copper basins o r bowls, cov ered with parchment or calf-akin, which to held In place by an toon hoop. “ Y e a “ answered Miss Cayenne, "and some o f It seems at present to be quite gossipy snd scandalous in Its remarks.” — Wàshington Star. There Is no pew In any church that the devil has not sometimes occupied. Job hever made money any faster than be did w hile be wav down In the other w ith a rod. Each spark repce- ssnts an impulsion which la communl- W henever the good seed o f truth to rated from the battery, to the rod, and wn, the L ord w ill see to It that some from this rod, the electrician seta in mutton the vibrations o f the ether call- ad Hertzian w ave«. These waves expand In space in ev- ery direction a t a speed o f 800,000 kilo- plenty o f hlrwj, help. meters a second; that Is to say, «even C all the devil by his right name, and times the circumference o f the earth. there are men In every crowd who w ill They are independent o f wind and tern- take It as a personal affron t permture and glide above the surface ofLtbe earth- an d aea, striking o n their w a y the wireless stations that lie fa r A O u se W h s r s A t t « s » t « 4 F w w lak - beyond the horizon. ■ s s t P e e v e d a H e y e le s s P u l l e r s . A t each blinding flash that accompa ‘ O rdinary punishments answered very nies the movement o f the key a noise w ell fo r Busy. She was a thinker and like the report o f a rifle la heard. I t la would reason out the purpose o f them, an awe inspiring spectacle, the inventor apply the lessen and achieve the re calmly standing there pressing the form required. But It was much lees key amid the lightning-and the thun easy to devise punishments that would der. The operator la obliged to stuff reform Clara. T h is was because she his ears w ith wool. I t appears, how w as s philosopher who was always ever, tbst recently Marconi haa found turning her attention to finding some means o f doing aw ay w ith the noise al thing good and satisfactory and enter* most completely. tatnlng In everything that came her way. Consequently It was sometimes pretty discouraging to the troubled mother to find that after a ll her pains WIT OT THE YOUNGSTERS. and thought In Inventing what ahe meant to be a severe and reform com pelling punishment the child had en tire ly missed the severities through her Teacher— Now, Harold, can you tell n ative disposition to get Interest and m e what w a ter to? Small Harold— pleasure out o f them as novelties. The mother. In her anxiety to find a pen Yea, ma’am. It 's mud w ith the dirt a lty that would take sharp hold and do its w ork effectively, at last resorted, about Little Red Biding Mood an* the w ith a sore heart and w ith a reproach- wolf, ds you? < fUl conscience to that punishment • A great irrigation project inrotvthg an K itty— Course I do. which the Incorrigible criminal In the expenditure of about $23,000,000 haa bean Dicky— Well, If you’ll Jlst write to authorised by the Secretory of State far penitentiary dreads above all the other PrWdent Roosevelt an' ask him about It punitive miseries which the warden In bell tell you It's a fake. flicts upon him fo r his good— solitary confinement In the dark chamber. The grieved and w orried mother shut Clara up In a very small clothes closet and went aw ay and le ft her there— fo r fif teen minutes. I t was all that the mother heart could endure. Then ahe came softly back and listened— listened fo r the sobs, but there weren’t an y; there w ere muffled and Inarticulate sounds, but'they could not be construed Into soba Th e mother w aited h alf an ,hour longer! B y that time she was is n e t pare end suffering so Intensely w ith sorrow and FEB AND ■ttlfl AP OAttlA #\M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _■_ _ _ _ M _ _ _ _ _ _ _t k . 1U«U Sk.4 ^ ^ 1 ro M ^ ^ 1 a to J h »ELY „ VEGETABLE * Irritated, P”“. inflamed flesh with !*. r”?:1 -?. «p healthy blood, the sons begins to heal, new flesh is formed, all pain and inflammation scabs over, and when S. S. 8. has ied t h e b lo o d th e ■ore is itl v cured. 8. 8. S. i* for sale at all W rite I sefat book on sores and ulcers and any other make no charge for the book hr advice. W . L . D O U G LA S e lk * o f Ufa than s a g other make, to b-eease o ftb e flr I atyle, ensy-tlttlng, and espertar w e e i n g ftm llttee. ctlon at the leather# and other m a terial, fora a th p art in*, and erery d etail o f the m aking to looked a fte r by l com plete organisation o f »aperto tendent «, foremen and hnem aker., who r e w ir e the highest w aget paid In the ittitry, and wheas Workmanship cannot be excelled. W E PAY On rovings deposits of s dollar or more, compounded tw ice every year. I t to lust as easy to operop Savings Account w ith us by H a d as if you lived n ext door. Bend lor our free book let, "B an king by M ail,” and Warn lu ll particulars. Address S m a ll H i a k t n , ” 1 hear,” aald H I Tragedy, “ that w hile you were playing In one o f the country towns a Are broke out In the theater.” “ Yea,” replied L o w Comedy, “ and there m ight have been a horrible panic but fo r one thing.” ^ “ W hat was that?” “ Th ere weren’ t enough people In the bouse to create one.” >regon1 n Trust & Savings Portland, Oregon Sixth and W a sh in gton Sto. liotben will Sad Jr™?^habc«trvw« ttnn* Pw „ j ^ n ’t aupl> b. d any beaux i lrl „ - gbe wma ia s hioned.” -,And tbe mei either.” ~xo, she’s too , ^ iptii» Ledger, “ Don’t yon think s man ought his wife all about his busioem a fla t “ I should say not. A friend >oi who was about to start on s JourtM rowed $50 from a rich old nncle^m told his wife of it. ' He was V M l sea. crushed in a railway roHM something of that sort, and when oJ collected bis life insurance, of coon fait bound to pay bach that loam*- W ily W ssu s. “ Women are such convenient liars," declared Mr. Jefferson Judd. “ When the Wigginses w ere here to dinner you kept saying Mrs. W iggins didn’t eat enough to keep a bird a liv e You know that wasn’t so.” “ W ell,” retorted Mrs. Judd. “ Tbere’i different kinds o f birds. You may have had a canary In your mind while I w as referring to an ostrich.” — Kan sas City Times. to the wheels, No other lubri- V l V cant ever made l i f wears so Ionic and saves so much horse power. Next time (flu H is B u r Jeh. “ Isn't this a wearisome sort o f occu pation?” asked the customer. “ You have to remember so much, and answer so many questions.” “ Not at all, madam,” answered the book store salesman. “ A ll I have to remember is the titles, names o f authors, and prices.” L ittle D ot (re a d in g )— Tom m y, what “ You aell a great many of the popular to the missing link? Small Tom m y— novels, don’t you?” “ Yea, ma'am, but I don’t bars to road It 's papa’s cuff button when It rolla un them.”. der the drees or. t r y M ic a A x i s G rkasb . S ta n d a rd Co. on ENGRAVING L PLATES PIA Write Us H e R i g h t t o C o s s p la lo . L ittle Bobby (w ith p e p e r)— W hat’s FO R P R I N T I N G “ See h ere!” cried the Irate man. “ I an autocrat, Margie? L ittle Margie— HICKS-CHATTEN An autocrat Is a person who— who— purpose to sue you. Look s t my bead 1 You professed to rare----- ” owns an autocar. “ W a lt • minute,” Interrupted (he Friend ( teasing! y ) — Oh, your cat m aker o f Fakeiey’s Balsam ; “ w e ad hasn't each nice long whiskers as my vertise merely that we cure partial cat haa. Johnnie (In d ign a n tly)— Pooh, balduero and not------” that's n oth in'; my cat’s got fleaa “ W ell, I was only partially bald when Kilgar-— Does your mother ever give I started using your stu ff; now I * MUNG YOUR TOOTH TROUBLES TO US you anything when you are reel good? Bel ere Goins ttoewbere. haven’t a h a ir !" DR. B. C. WRIGHT. Jlnnnle—N o ; but you bet ahe gives It “ W ell, then you’ re cured o f your par 3 4 2 !« WneWnctonSt. P e r d e * « O regee to me good and proper when I a in 't tial baldness, aren’t you?” Sunday School Teacher— W hat does this verse mean where It says: “ And A lie n '. Foot-Ease. A pow der. I t m akes tig h t the lot fell upon Jonah?” B right Boy o r n ew shoe* feel easy. I t i t a certa in cure (or PORTLAND. OREGON .w e ttin g , callous a n d h ot, tired , a c h in g leet. — I guess It means the whole gang 8old A G irl*' School o f th « h igh est elans. C o lle gi by a ll D ru ggist*. P ric e 25c. T r ia l pack Jumped on him. age m a iled F R E K A ddress A lle n & Olm sted, ate departm ent. Muafc. A rt. E locution. U r » naalum. F a ll term opens Septem ber 14. “ Now, Johnny," aald the Sunday SEND FOR CATALOGUE school teacher, “ what do w e learn from the story o f Samson?” “ T h a t It doesn't I t Is a strange fact that the word pay t o let a woman rat s fellow 's “ dunce,” meaning a stupid person, hair,” replied Johnny, whose mother comes from the name o f one o f the bad recently treated him to an unsat most eminent scholars o f his time. isfactory h aircu t Duns Scotua. In the Reform ation the works o f the Young Man (In p a rlo r)— W illie, do TENTH A N D MORRISON STREETS you think your sister cares anything schoolmen fell Into disfavor with the fo r me? Small WUlli I don’t know, reformers, and Duns, who waa the N a t iA M O . o a t a o N but I'm betting her other fello w w ill leader o f the schoolmen, was often A. I». ARMSTNONQ, LU. S. MWNOPAL win. Young Man— W hy 1o you think ■pokeu o f with acorn by the votaries Quality to our sooth». W e educate fo r a n a s so? Small W illie— Because mamma o f the new learning. A s time went by makes me keep out o f the parlor when the name o f Duns became a byword for end m od each student to a position s hea com utter stupidity. petent— many more calls fa r help than w e earn he calls. pAlHL ESrSQEHTlSTRY ST. HELEN’S HALL A p p r o p r ia te . taints. It g t to down to the very bottom of the trouble and forces out every trace o f im- purity and makes a complete and lasting cure. S. S. S. change* the quality o f t h * Mood so that Instead of feeding the die— ed Banking byMail C an te r. Boretn— Hello, old m an ! W hat’s the "Hero, clerk ! I'm In s hurry. I m atter?- You look disgusted. want a book fo r my husband. I t ’s his Cutting— Yes, I feel that way. blrtbdsy. And I want It fo r a present. Borom— Why, w hat have you run up Show me what you have and be quick against now? „ about t t ! Nothing tort expensive, (hind Cutting— You. I didn't see you soon you, and I don't want anything too enough to escape.— Philadelphia Preen rthenp, either, do you hear? H e’s a mild nronnered man, and not fond o f «port., no don’t show me anything In that Itna* F o r goodness sake, don’t o f fe r pie any o f these trashy novels, and o f the school! no matter how much you try to per- toacber. There w as a teacher, teach-1 m ade me I w on't take anything In the tng In * very p oof' neighborhood, who j w ay o f history or biography. Gome, received dally g ifts o f flow ers from now, I’m In a dreadful hurry, and I'v e one o f her pup I la, a ragged little boy. already wasted too much time here. O f T h e flowers w ere o f s l l ' sorts, some course you don’ t know my husband, but times costly hot house blooms, some frotn all I ’vs said can’t you suggest , N early every one likes a fine times simple, old-fashioned garden something appropriate?” “ Yes, ma'am. Here Is a little volume flo w ers As a rate, they w ere some hair dressing. Something to w hat faded. One day the boy brought entitled, *How to Manage a Talkin g make the hair more manage the teacher a great bouquet o f mauve M achine."’— Cleveland Plain Dealer. able; to keep it from being orch ids T o be sure they w ere much J a lla a C a esa r. Wilted, but none the lees It could be too rough» or from splitting The consensus o f learned opinion la seen that they had once coat a great at the enda. Something, too, d ea f o f money. T h e puzzled teacher, to the effect that history’s all around that w ill feed the hair at the greatest man waa Julius Caesar, the as she took them, s a id : same time, • regular hair-food. “ 'Jimmy, where-do you get a ll these originator o f Roman-Imperialism. Cae flow ers that you give me? You don't sar v*aa gnmt as s general and great Well-fed hair will bestrong,and ■s a w riter and speaker, but greater ■teal them, I hope T will remain where It belongs— " ’Oh, no, ma’ am,' the youngster an as a statesman. Could be bare been on the head, not on the combi swered! ‘Father's an ash p a n .' ” <. spared the assassin's dagger and been The best kind of a testimonial — permitted to live ten years longer be " S o ld tor o ver s ix ty years.” might have set civilisation ahead a full » by J. O. A y e r Oe.. Luw ett.ll thousand years.— New York American. It's a fortunate thing that babies can’t say what tbqy think o f the baby talk woman hand them. A lee BM M toeierere o f f SABS a P AXILLA. 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